Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-23
REPORTS on crop prospects throughout

Prussia are most favorable Winter
and summer corn in Germany generally
promises we'll Wheat and rye are
especially good. There will be heavy
potato crop.
A sAw-MILL owned by the Aver Lum ber
Company, at Flagstaff Ariz, was totally
destroyed by fire few nights ago. In
surance, about $50, 900, principally in
Eastern companies. The plant was esti-
mated to be worth 500, ,0y0, and it was one
of the most extensive mills in the South
west.
ADvrcEs concerning the condition OF
the Crown Prince Of Germany say his
throat fiction is being Tsssi y cured
Dr.. Mackenzie thinks no further opera.
tion will be necessary.
DAVID L. WIGHTMAN, secretary of the
Cleveland CO., Humane Society and ore
of the best-known philanthropists in the
West, died on the 18th Of cholera morbus,
aged seventy years.
AT midnight Of the 18th L. E. Siebert,
collector Of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe road, was arrested by Special De-
tective Franklin at Pueblo, Col, charged
with crooked ticket work. Siebert is from
Atchison, Kas., and has only been on the
route short time.
JOHN NASH PEAKE, colliery owner of
Staffordshire, Eng and has failed. His
Liabilities are between e100, {. % and e25O,
| 600.
| ARC HBISHOP WALSH, wants Irish evic-
| tions suspended until the Land bill is
passed. and there seems disposition to
! accommodate him.
The Government is to make an investi-
| cation of certain wagon roads in Oregon
| as to the correctness of the Governors
| certificate of construction.
MUCH interest is manifested in Flu
| ropean capitals at the outcome of the
| m Getting to be held at Gastein between
the Emperors of Austria and Germany,
to discuss the Bulgarian situation.
| The Paris Courier Du Soir has advices
| stating that KING Morodom, of Cam bodia,
| has been captured by his brother Sivotha,
| the leader of the insurgents. The K ng
caused an ambassador sent him by his
| brother to be beheaded.
| QUEEN KAPIoLANI arrived in San
| Francisco by the regular overland train
| on the night of the 18Th. She expected to
| leave on the steamer Australia, which
| sailed on the 10Th, instead of waiting for
| the United States steamship Hossler,
which was rendered her.
THE replies of the Pow to Bulgaria's
| note, asking their approval of the eec-
ton of Prince Ferdinand of Sake Coburg-
Gotha as Prince of Bulgaria are evasive.
The Commissioner of Agriculture has
sent circular letter to the secretaries of
State boards of agriculture, directors of
agricultural experiment stations and 9TH
er persons officially charged with the col
lection OF samples of commercial fertiliz-
ers for analysis, advising them that the
fourth annual convention of the Associa-
tion of Off ,ial Agricultural Chemists will
| meet in Washington on the 10Th prox.
From Alaska information is received of
the seizu ure Of two vessels caught sealing
within the limits prescribed by the Unite t
States Government. The crafts are the
| American schooner Challenge, thirty
tons, from Seattle, and the British stea m
schooner Annie Beck, hailing from Vic
toria. The seizures were made by the
United States revenue cutter Richard
Rush, and the vessels and their crews
were sent Oa to Sitka.